Barbara Eiler

The script by Ruben Shipp, Alan Lipscott, and Jack Brecker.

Tonight's cast included Paula Winslow, John Brown, Barbara Eiler, and Frank Nelson.

This is Ken Carpenter inviting you to listen again next week to The Life of Riley.

The Life of Riley, untuned to yesterday from March 29, 1947 on NBC.

Tonight's story was written by Tom Hanley.

Featured in the cast were Jack Moyles as John Sutherland, Tracy Roberts as Elizabeth, Sam Edwards as Douglas, and Barbara Eiler as Miss Gibson.

This is Hugh Douglas speaking.

[theme music] Join us again next week for Have Gun - Will Travel.

Mr. Stewart may currently be seen in the Universal International picture, The Glenn Miller Story.

Others in the cast were Barbara Eiler, Herb Ellis, and Sam Edwards.

Special music for this program was by Basil Adlam, and the entire production is under the direction of Jack Johnstone.

All characters and incidents were fictitious, and any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental.

Tonight's story was written by Frank and Doris Hursley, and adapted for radio by John Dawson.

Featured in the cast were Jeanette Nolan, Dick Crenna, Barbara Eiler, Vic

Perron, and Barney Phillips.

Congratulations to our affiliate station, WDBO, Orlando, Florida, which celebrated its 35th birthday Friday, May 1st.

Report on the Jolly Death Riders was written for suspense by Richard George Petticini.

Featured in tonight's cast were Jack Crucian, Sam Edwards, Kathy Lewis, Edith Ungold, Barbara Eiler, Joseph Kearns, and Eddie Firestone.

Portions of this program were transcribed.

William Holden will soon be seen in Paramount Pictures' Submarine Command, starring William Holden and William Bendix.